This is a really fascinating idea! What do you think?

I liked this point: “Fáilte Ireland guidelines have rightly been updated in recent years to reflect the need to encourage hotels to shift to more sustainable practices. There is no reason why they cannot make a change now to place accessibility at the heart of their guidelines.”

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Three-star cap for hotels who don’t prioritise accessibility – Bradley

Senator Bradley outlined how the current Fáilte Ireland star-rating system does not account for hotels’ accessible facilities and an appropriate level of awareness and respect among staff

Saw this in @theworldisaccessible newsletter (go subscribe, you won’t regret it!) and was blown away. What Wonders would you want to visit?

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What I Learned by Visiting All 7 Wonders as a Disabled Person

Marcela Marañon is the first known wheelchair user to visit the Seven Wonders of the World. Here's what she hopes people learn from her journey.

“But for many hotel brands, travel agencies and tourism operators, it’s merely about ticking boxes and saving face.”

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So your hotel is ‘fully accessible’? That may not mean what you think

I live with multiple disabilities; I don’t need a ramp but I do need to know about your door knobs and the placement of your toilet roll.